Why You Should NOT Try Ayahuasca | My Ayahuasca Experiences

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In this video, I share my Ayahuasca retreat experiences in Peru and why I don't recommend you try this psychedelic. I also share how to be safe and avoid a bad trip.
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[@waabapet5615]

ayhuasca will always give you the worst fear and anxieties you can imagine. That's always the first part. It's teaching you to conquer your fear. Fear keeps you in place. Fear keeps you from doing things. Fear keeps you from chasing your dreams, living your life to the fullest. You have to face your fear, stare it down right in it's eyes and until you realize that you are still fine and all those fears are just presumptions from your own thoughts. And it will just go away.

[@ezrah.2650]

@@timmyhiggins5220 I heard a story of a woman who had a psychotic break on ayahuasca and believed she was about to give birth to a girl named Isabella. A little more than a year later she ended up giving birth to a girl named Isabella. Not sure if that counts but... maybe?

[@IndigoStargazer]

You can do that without Ayahuasca . Ultimately you can only be Fearless in God and Love .

[@Brahman2709]

Ayhuasca does nothing but show you yourself. If you have a fearful experience, your mind is in fear of something at that moment and is trying to control it rather than accepting it and letting it go..

[@IndigoStargazer]

@@Brahman2709 You’re generalising , That is not always the case , be careful not put everything in one box . Many people have become totally infested With spiritual parasites and attachments after doing it .

[@Brahman2709]

@@IndigoStargazer Spiritual parasites, attachments, demons.....all mind games. The source is beyond the mind. Beyond intellect. If you have these problems, you are still trapped in your own mind. Those demons are within you. Failure to conquer them is a failure to face them, accept and allow them to pass. Running away keeps them chasing and therefore keeps them near. This one is general. Those people need only to realize they are not their minds and just watch it and its stories of entities and demons that likely translate to some emotional trauma they never dealt with...or a new demon they created after being shown their own inner fears and running away from them..

[@but457]

Ayahuasca is not going to do all your work for you. You still have to sit up thru the hard parts and face the tiredness and the scary parts. When you get better at working with it, you don’t hide from your problems, instead you ask to see them because you know the taste of victory and liberation that comes from it. The beauty and strength of staying connected to and growing our connection with creator is far better than any temporal experience.

[@BEFREE3]

This too, of course, depends on the user, where they are at in their journey, their past karma, the shamans creating the field, the medicine, etc.

[@LSDuke23]

I've done 9 ayahuasca ceremonies, it's the most beautiful and life changing experience. You're of course going to encounter negative or even dark things, but that's the point..

[@MoneyOnTheTrackTv]

Nope. Sounds demonic to me . Read the Bible, the word of the true God, our creator. Remember, the serpent wanted to be like God, so be careful.

[@ronfswanson]

If it's so profound why do you have to keep doing it? If it's so profound once would be enough. Jesus Saves.

[@344bryant]

@@MoneyOnTheTrackTv Interesting take, I look at it more as a test. I've done dmt and If I got scared I'd see laughing clowns, very demonic like. On the other hand though when I realized this I decided to let go of my fear and just accept anything that happens. After doing this I was immediately in the presence of what I can only describe as a God/Gods there were 3 of them. What happened after is very difficult to explain, but basically I wanted to know if I'm a good person, so they showed me that I am but in a very complex manner in a written language I have never seen and can't seem to remember. They also showed me how easily I could become a terrible person and made it clear that i'm not anywhere near the finish line. They basically told me to continue my growth and check back in later in life. After they told me that they were gone and I opened my eyes and enjoyed the rest of my trip in a recreational manner. Still gonna try Ayahuasca, but will say this don't try salvia. As soon as the trip started my chest was sliced by a giant dead finger with a long ass finger nail on it. Once it ripped my chest it also ripped open a tear in space that was in the middle of my vision for most of the trip. To be fair tho it was my first time and I had probably 5 drunk people watching me do it in my buddies living room. So bad place and time lol, also no i didn't freak out I've seen much scarier things.

[@natanaellizama6559]

@@ronfswanson You don't have to keep doing it. It is not a life-saver, it is a way to connect to the spirit world and yourself. There many who will do so and get a bad experience out of it, and many who may connect but it may not last long for they are drawn again to previous patterns, there are many for whom one is enough. Would it be fair to counter-as: "if Mass is so profound, why keep doing it?", or "If Jesus saves, why do you keep sinning?", or "If prayer is so powerful, why keep doing it?" or "If it's so profound, why people leave the Church?"

[@ericsieverling3934]

It is very arrogant of you to think that your book and your religion are the only true path. @@MoneyOnTheTrackTv

[@roarodneal3390]

Ayahuasca was life changing for me. I became one face of a multi-faceted experience prism, my side being my particular life experience. My awareness expanded and my social anxiety and depression was entirely gone. Truly magical!

[@johntnguyen9917]

He's on instgram?

[@george.beard2409]

Sure! Doctor_coxx

[@S.Haleem]

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[@KuniKarin01]

you sound insane lol

[@yandhi4202]

Hi can you speak more about this cure? Do you still feel cured from SA and depression?

[@howardstrougo2897]

it's safer then living in New York City

[@jindapurebeauty]

lol

[@Jasminegak]

True

[@TheJustinGreen]

Lmao

[@bipedofthecentury9956]

In what way?

[@hoxhafpv7365]

@@bipedofthecentury9956 in every way imaginable

[@hamiltontrades3737]

Going in the middle of the rainforest with strangers at night when it’s raining and having language’s I don’t understand begin chanting would prep me for a bad trip as well.

[@pinacolada1393]

The ultimate recipe

[@Bayo106]

@@pinacolada1393 that literally seems like a bad trip already

[@jonzstar]

Dear Brother, going to the rainforest by itself is meditative and soothing to the soul. Instantly all of the nerves and angst daily life goes away. Speaking of those who may do the ceremony with you, they will never, ever be considered strangers after the first ceremony together. You will have a lifelong bond with the other guests. If you see them regularly afterward or never see them again you'll have a long-lasting connection. Nimea Kaya is a place I personally can vouch for. If you are well versed in Spanish, Shipibo, or not there are volunteers who all speak English if that happens to be your primary language. The Shamans are not always speaking Spanish, many of them sing icaros in a dialect that is fading away with the younger generation. The primary time when they are speaking the language you assume you would not understand is the very time when you will understand them the most. Similar to Negro Spirituals, it's not always known what exact words are being spoken or sung, but the vibration, tone, and spirit behind the hymns are powerful and well understood. There is no chanting. This is not a cult or some bogus fade. This is a sacred medicine and ceremony that has been done by various cultures for thousands of years. It's only seen a rise in popularity due to social media and the world is smaller and smaller due to technology and the sorts. Bad trip, not a knock on you, but I can not stand to hear this medicine be referenced along with recreational indulgence. Ayahuasca is not some trippy drug that one can just get together with friends and do on a weekend night. There is a great deal of preparation that goes into the journey of Ayahuasca. She is a teacher, this medicine is the truth. Forgive me, but I am one who could never associate Ayahausca with words such as drug, trip, etc. If she calls you (and I personally hope she does) I would encourage you to let go of any hesitation and do it. I've personally gone to Peru 4 times and have done 13 ceremonies. Ayahuasca is gentle and knows how much to give you and when you've had enough. I so wish I were there in the jungle now. Due to this horrible pandemic going on and travel being restricted in the part of the world where I am currently it's not reasonable for me to return now. However, I truly hope if she is calling you, you answer without hesitation or fear. Blessings Bro. J

[@alexandre..9343]

It's all freewill, with no one to blame but yourself. Nobody drags you in there in chains and gags and blindfolds - so don't go? If the language is your point of contention, then learn the language before you go? If it's the chanting that bothers you, then stay within your own culture where people sing or hum, but don't chant? People come up with all kinds of irrelevant frivolous nonsense these days :)

[@joyandpeacefullaughter5307]

Exactly. Many of these places have demons present and you take something that makes you lose your body control 🤮

[@Teodoroviski]

Feeling I was going to die was the easiest part. The worst was feeling I was going to suffer infinetely and endlessly; suffering much worse than death. But I did it 8 times. Why? Because the good part was so good that going through the bad moment was worth it

[@almahealingcenter]

"It was really scary, but also really profound, having this ego-death experience. It is what really triggered me and helped me awaken, and after that I've been on the spiritual path. I'm really grateful I did ayahuasca, but I still don't recommend it." This is, unfortunately, a very simplistic perspective on the deep and purifying medicine of ayahuasca, not to mention other therapeutic psychedelics. For anyone listening that is researching ayahuasca and deciding whether to try it, make sure to watch/read other resources - don't base your decision on this video alone because it is full of blanket statements. There is an element of truth in a lot of what you say, @spiritnomad, however it comes from a place of naiveté (a lack of experience). You should start by saying that every person can find healing in different ways. You should also avoid using clickbait titles like "Why you should NOT try ayahuasca" when it isn't really what you're saying. Through my work, I have seen many people healed of physical and mental ailments by drinking ayahuasca. I myself have grown immensely over the last 10 years since first drinking ayahuasca. As ayahuasca ceremonies and ayahuasca retreats become more popular globally, we are observing how travelers approach their ayahuasca experience as just another item on their bucket list and this is, in fact, the biggest problem. True statements from your video: - An ayahuasca experience can be scary and difficult, as facing ones fears often is. - Choose your ayahuasca retreat center carefully - definitely don't choose someone you happen to "bump into" in Iquitos, Peru. - Your other tips are good, but the whole "sleep under the same roof" means your ceremony was never properly closed before people were allowed to go to their rooms, which usually happens at dawn with limpias/cleansing rituals. Other notes: - @spiritnomad, please don't scare people with your concept of negative entities. It simply promotes superstition and paranoia. - reviews don't ensure that someone is a "real" shaman - seeing snakes in your ayahuasca visions is, symbolically, a blessing, but if your archetypes of evil include things like a boogie man or snakes, you will probably be afraid. With experience, and trust, you learn to appreciate these visions in a deep and healing way. - a regular dose of ayahuasca last for about 4 hours. If you drink another cup, it will last longer. There are, of course, variations depending on how the plants were brewed. - ayahuasca is from the entire Amazon, not just Peru. This includes Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil.

[@littleninpo]

Brilliant at least some one makes sense in the comment’s. I disliked this video. I have nothing but positive things to say about ayahuasca. Was at times very dark. But the after effects even two and a half years later, have been life changing. May be character’s like this lady, shouldn’t do it. I find it arrogant that just because she had a negative experience, she feels that she can give advice to others. And potentially put some one who could be saved from the medicine off the idea.

[@mhyunsook]

yes this video maybe helpful for ppl who re just curious as for their travel bucketlist.. but I don't think ppl who are interested in Aya are that simple mind..

[@vr8783]

This girl has no idea what she is saying about experiences with negative entities and the meaning of, it not only happens with the use of drugs but also with the beginning of bodily unfolding to detach from matter (body) and be able to do astral travel (out body experience). All people can drag entities that vibrate low and that has nothing to do with the use of ayahuasca but with how each person vibrates, it is something according to our character, emotions, etc. The two people I know who have used ayahuasca have had a process of confrontation with their own fears, acceptance, awakening and absolute modification of their life. I find this so wrong to say that your experience was profound and it's great that you used it but also with her mentality blocks the discovery process for other people with her negativity and low vibe. What is good for you, you recommend it without keeping it as a selfish person...

[@mhyunsook]

my issue is I don't know whom where to find the good Aya ceremony place for me. I live in LA, just moved, and don't wanna go some casually practiced place

[@elter_skelter8650]

@@mhyunsook couldn’t agree more. As someone who is currently seeking a safe place to test, I’m basically ignoring most of the content in this video.

[@alexandre..9343]

I agree with others.. You tried it yourself, took good precautions and you had a good trip despite going in with fear, but other people shouldn't try it because you've heard a few people have not-so-good experiences...? Ayahuasca is not a recreational "drug"... If you're doing it for fun, then just DONT. 2.) No shaman experienced or not can protect you from yourself or your fears. It's not evil entities you encouter, it's YOU. Your dark side. Your fears. Very misleading review. I guess we should ask, WHY did you do it...? What was your reason/purpose?

[@BarbaraChoux]

Looks like she had no purpuse at all and she doesn't really know much about it. For her it's a psychadelic drug, omg.

[@sadhguruwisdom4020]

Correct. Know more about it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6jVap2tpsiMjdk

[@Juicyfruitsbythesun]

@@BarbaraChoux I agree. What a shame to make a video so misleading.

[@aperkins07]

I dont think it’s misleading at all. She’s putting the point across that you have no control to the experience you get and there are people who have shown negative side effects. That’s risky

[@alexandre..9343]

@@aperkins07 Not really. She said she took precautions herself, and as a result, had a good trip. That throws your assumption and her hypocritical point of having no control over one's experience, out of the window. If this were true, she wouldn't have taken any precautions, or whatever precautions she took would have been useless, and she would have had a bad trip. Considering your assumptions, it wasn't risky FOR HER. In fact, in her own words, she had a good trip i.e. She enjoyed it, and she found it beneficial.. - in HER own experience. Had she thought it risky, she herself wouldn't have done it. "There are people who have negative side effects". And that is why one should not do it recreationally, or for fun. And also be super careful about who one does it with. You seem to be ignorant of the fact that Shamans or médecine people (not the fake ones) are actually trained to handle the negative side effects when they arise. And they've been doing this for centuries. It's not new... It's only new to us. It is their specialty/what they do for a living. Also, with the genuine ones, not everyone who goes knocking is allowed to take part. There are protocols, rules, strict diets to follow, to qualify... What she is doing is blindly and ignorantly talking about 'heresay' "authoritatively". That's dumb. Wouldn't it be less misleading and more truthful to talk about her own positive experience instead of fear-mongering??? In light of this, free your mind of prejudices (if you can) and read my original comment again...

[@purehell5010]

Many more positive experiences than negative. Any “bad” trip I’ve had on lsd, shrooms, mescaline, or dmt... have been some of the best learning experiences I’ve ever had in my life.. bad in the moment but amazing for my soul

[@christopherpakney8542]

I don't call them "bad" trips, just "more intense." The ONLY thing in the psychedelic experience is what YOU take in with you. If you have work to do, they will show you. Don't fear your own shadow.

[@dylanb4038]

Those are the good ones🙋

[@solarp1guy]

@@christopherpakney8542 unfortunately so many people are blinded that they very do own their own shadow their afraid of what they've become even tho it's not their fault

[@NextLineIsMine]

@@christopherpakney8542 Its so strange when you realize that your fear of the psychedelic was actually just a fear of yourself.

[@lecutter9382]

Psychedelics aren't for everyone, I agree. But as someone who did a LOT of acid over the years, and shrooms, peyote, etc. I only ever had 2 bad trips out, say, 200'ish trips plus or minus. And LSD profoundly changed my life. After my first trip I went from a military track - ROTC/Air Force - to studying philosophy, poetry, art etc., things I had never engaged prior to doing acid - I ultimately got a degree in art history. Unless you want to stay home your entire life you're never going to be safe. Every single day someone going to the store for some milk, or what have you, gets killed. Every single day. If you want to fully experience life, you have to take the crunchy with the smooth. You'll never have lived a full life without taking risks.

[@calicrypto9175]

You also “shouldn’t” try: 1. Sky diving 2. Falling in love 3. Getting a tattoo 4. Moving to a different country 5. Quitting your job 6. Becoming a millionaire 7. Writing that book 8. New experiences

[@theinngu5560]

It’s on a whole different level than the 8. Psychedelics mess with the mind. Mental health professionals will tell you of countless patients with psychosis who have tried psychedelic drugs. People think they have awakenings but those who subsequently have real awakenings ( which do not come from substance use), will tell you that such experiences are delusional. Whatever you want from the drugs, you can get from safe ethical, non drug practices. Total madness and ignorance causes people to take these psychedelics not fears such as in your list. Wishing you the best and happiness, which cannot ever be obtained from drugs.

[@Giannantonio83]

The thing is you feel incomplete and you think that by getting a tattoo or sky diving etc. Will make you feel complete ok my friend

[@herotime3726]

so do retarded stuff is the answer okay

[@en2p187]

Let me add 9. Foster a dog 10. Dye your hair

[@en2p187]

@@Giannantonio83 what if you don't feel incomplete you just want to try the available activities for the sake of having fun?

[@aaronberry7799]

Sounds like she wasnt ready.

[@mrnobody153]

@@xXProtogasm98Xx What are you supposed to do or be prepared before when on a trip? Can you tell me if you had experienced it?

[@WhiteDove73-888]

Sounds like you are still asleep

[@pumah6]

@Hood Baby ayahuasca should come to you, you would manifest it if you truly needed it

[@bipedofthecentury9956]

@@pumah6 That is a very blurry explanation.

[@dallasaustin1777]

She wasn’t readyyyy😂😂 Kevin hart

[@Espiritosanto2894]

Sitting with it. You have to sit with the pain the fear the discomfort, or else we would never change. Growth, is not always comfortable.

[@invectrum]

My 'bad trips' are actually good trips because I learn lessons from them.

[@Sophie20237]

It is a beautiful plant medicine and you need to ensure you are working with a real Shaman to protect you from the entities

[@Amplifymagic]

Aya will make you face your inner demons, if that scares you then yes don't do it.

[@tOoEsZ]

Isn't that the best reason to do it because it scares you? Lol it seems to be the only motivation to overcome is to face them, with all the terror that entails

[@Christopheroflyng]

Disagree I don’t believe in negative entities that’s just parts of yourself you aren’t willing to face yet from my experience

[@israelanselmo8750]

Then you are ignaront because the spiritual world is real there is evil and good

[@samsil187]

I think holding firm to that belief is limiting. I'd invite you to consider both your belief and the belief that separate entities exist. By subscribing to your belief you are negating and gaslighting peoples experiences. The belief that entities are "parts of yourself youa re not willing to face" is a belief after all and may or may not be absolute truth. We need to consider all perspectives. If you were my shaman during a trip and I came up to you and told you I was experiencing negative entities and you brushed me off by saying it's not real or it's in my head, I would feel unseen and disregarded. It's a subtle form of gaslighting, invalidating someone elses experience. I very much consider your stance, and I hope you can consider and respect mine as well.

[@jt6170]

Yes

[@frisian2680]

@@israelanselmo8750 you have no proof

[@israelanselmo8750]

@@frisian2680 watch "the great conspiracy" by Ted Gunderson on yt and do some research on gematria as well

[@HawaiiLimey]

Ayahuasca saved my life. I also first chose Dreamglade and returned again 2 years later, they're incredible and will take very good care of you even if you're unintentionally abrasive as I was. I had so much pain that had been perpetually wearing me down and causing conflict. I recognize it all now. I faced my demons and quit drinking after 27 years. Still sober 5 years later. Integration is everything, it is you who must take responsibility for your healing. I call it radical self honesty, kinda the reverse of narcissism. Some people get confused and regard the suffering as negative and fail to see the lessons contained within such experiences. Really they're avenues to growth, accept that they're temporary and the pain transient in nature, the storm will pass.

[@diegocastaneda4325]

The one thing I would like to add is that you will get yourself through the storm (in contrast to waiting for the storm to pass.) The storm will stay as long as you continue to feed it, so it's important to do the work that helps you grow in a direction that carries you THROUGH the storm. Much love to you my friend. Glad you put in the work to get out of addiction, you're amazing! ❤

[@jaredbis]

It can go both ways. All I can say, I was in a non developed country which is perfect. No new age distractions. I was in such pain, it is unexplainable. My mind, my body hurt so badly. I knew it was just the ayahuasca. I thought I would wait it out until ayahuasca went away. Then I realized that it wasn’t the ayahuasca, this pain existed inside me already. I manned up and decided to touch the present moment. It took a long time to submit, but eventually I began sobbing. Screaming and crying like a kid, and reliving things I’ve been through. Trip fades out, and I start laughing and yelling happy birthday to myself. It’s a game changer, but let me tell you. It is so painful, so incredibly painful. You have to be ready. Make sure you can’t run. Give your phone to the proper before you start. When you come back, don’t let the modern world destroy you. It is poison. It is a lie. We aren’t supposed to live this way.

[@benditosan2789]

Dude right on, on one of my trips when I came back I literally felt like a kid again, the same overpowering wonder for the world, all bright eyed I was fascinated for things like plants inks and learning to build boats and fabrics, I don't think I've felt that way since I was a child, it's like modern life swaped that away from me while growing up, should had seen me rocking back and forth all night making plans for my adventures. I will like to ad that maybe self sustainable tribal hearted communities are the answer to these unatural times.

[@outdoorminer5533]

How did we stray so far from who we are supposed to be?

[@laurikotivuori1585]

@@outdoorminer5533 How have we done that? You'd rather be in the wild with a 80% chance of dying before 50? Is that it? Fighting to stay alive every single day, exposed to the elements and animals trying to kill you. That's what you want.

[@ZT2783]

@@laurikotivuori1585 maybe somewhere between the two. Without the need to strive for survival all the time but enough to live day to day

[@mark2073]

I haven't taken it but have been intrigued for many years. I have demons in my past but I never denied them, I understand them. I wonder if that would lessen the pain experienced in the trip. Maybe give better direction.

[@Franky-zc3xx]

Plant medicines have their uses for sure but the real work starts every day.

[@richardrussell4065]

YES they can show the way temporarily (but not always)

[@LaisCordiolli]

Your ego doesn't want you to see the truth... think about it

[@raymondscott1684]

I can do that naturally by astral projection and get the same effects I don't need ayahuasca

[@LaisCordiolli]

@@raymondscott1684 I'll search on that

[@raymondscott1684]

@@LaisCordiolli yes try it we have dmt in us naturally

[@nomorelies86]

@@raymondscott1684 how do you astral project?

[@zaqarnage]

@@raymondscott1684 I agree, all the answers are within, ayahuasca may help people who are not capable of finding answers themselves - but its still an outside agent, a fake

[@wallybingbang4350]

I think that going through a very traumatic Ayahuasca experience is beneficial if you have traumas. I hope to do it next year. I have severe lifelong chronic anxiety (GAD). I expect a frightening, traumatic experience to deal with these lifelong issues. Is that not a positive way of looking at it ? No pain no gain right ?

[@Stasunger]

Aya was very transformative for me, I can say life changing almost. On my first ceremony, I met very special person in my life, I know now my twin soul. We are still not together, but I know we will be one day- in this life or the next one. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@funmachine3]

Anyone afraid of feeling bad is actually afraid of a deeper part of themselves. There’s a reason why you feel what you feel. There’s a reason that negative entity attached to her. I believe the purpose of ayahuasca is to help the light overcome darkness. But some people have to go deeper than others to find their light

[@SHAOLINSLUMSS]

spot on

[@neoliluna6237]

I completely agree. I used the spirit molecule to heal from trauma. There was an experience where I found myself falling in darkness, I became afraid I wa dying. I faced death and all of my fear. I embraced it as I fell through the dimensions of time and I found myself again. I was not free, but it healed me. It was painful, but I believe if you fear the journey you will never discover the answer to what brings you peace before you die.

[@tjblackmore7863]

Or they are just scared of being attacked by bad spirits and past traumas, you have no clue what you're talking about.

[@funmachine3]

@@tjblackmore7863 Then ayahuasca wasn’t meant for those people. In a perfect world, yes, everyone should take ayahuasca but that’s not how people work. A lot of what I gather is from talking with other people about their experiences. And hearing what women say about spirits and entities attaching to you. I’ve never had experience with that myself but that’s what these women say, that there’s a reason why it attaches. When they talk about the reasons why it’s beyond me because I’m not as connected as those women are. When these women explain, I know there’s something there but it’s at depths beyond my spiritual perception. The way men perceive/explain things only men understand, that’s what it felt like listening to these women, that’s it’s part of a woman thing only women understand.

[@EbonKim]

The ultimate lesson that Ayahuasca provides is that of compassion, humility, humbleness, confronting fear, and love. These words are just concepts, but you'll understand once you understand the lesson(s) of your Ayahuasca experience(s). These "bad spirits" are just shadows. Shadows can't do anything to you - they're just shadows! As for "past traumas", that's what Ayahuasca is for. For you to confront those "past traumas", and to move on from them. My second Ayahuasca experience felt like an eternity of pain and suffering. My first to second Ayahuasca experience was maybe between one or two weeks. My second to third Ayahuasca experience took me many months, almost a year. Even with the possibility of the same experience - or unimaginably, even worse experience, I wanted to see if I had learned my lesson. I had. If you thought you suffered in life, you ain't seen nothin', yet! However, we keep coming back to endure our countless sufferings in order to resolve the most suffered of all. Only love can do that, and you cannot love without confronting fear.

[@idrissaid1204]

Basically, you are entering the realm of the other dimensional beings which you don't seem to understand. In the West, the tradition is preserved in what is called Alchemy. Paracelsus talked about the elementals.

[@marcelcoetzee]

Hey you good thing, that was a surprisingly positive video about not doing something that had such a constructive influence on you after some trauma. Thanks for the advice!

[@robinskaggs32]

I've attended two ceremonies with a shaman. 1st was to heal my marraige and it helped me/saved it. 2nd time I channelled 3 girfriend's pain, their pain and their children's pain. Some of those friends will be joining me for my 3rd ceremony in June. May all who stumble to this page/channel find the peace and love you're looking for. My experiences were priceless. Use your own discernment and find out if it's right for you.

[@DreamyVibes434]

I just did my first Aya journey. Life changing, beautiful, profound, magical. This is one persons OPINION. To tell people what they should and shouldn’t do isn’t right. This should be titled “Just so you know...” not “Why you shouldn’t”. One of the main points of Aya is for trauma, fears & shadows to be shown in order to heal - if you can’t handle that, then yeah - maybe it isn’t for you, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t for someone else or that they will even experience a “negative” journey. If anything, the way you’re choosing to present this could cause others to have a “negative” experience bc you’re setting that kind of tone. Your perception of the Aya experience is just that - it’s yours. Please don’t project it onto others.🙏🏽🦋🌸

[@iwantabiscuitplz]

I so agree.

[@jbnhivutcv]

Exactly

[@EbonKim]

Well put.

[@Dntblnk90]

The video title is clickbait

[@marlieken.3075]

Exactly. This video is clickbait.

[@glanee5487]

Anyone who does Ayahuasca must feel called to it. That's number one. Number two, there must be a very experienced shaman present. I would not advise someone to do it or not do it. It is up to each individual and we must be brave enough to take full responsibility for ourselves and our energy. My life was profoundly transformed through these experiences as well. One of the things Mother Ayahuasca can teach--and wants to teach--is how to set boundaries with "entities," which leads us to the dissolution of fear when we discover that we can send them away on our own by facing them bravely and discovering that they will leave when asked directly. It is a part of everyone's journey to let go of fear so that we can serve more fully on this earth. Facing fear in real life is no different than in ceremonies, except in ceremonies the fear takes on a life or persona of its own, quite literally. Such encounters are opportunities to break through barriers. You had a profound experience that was a life-changing gift. Why would you discourage others from having such an experience? One should NEVER encourage someone to do Ayahuasca unless they themselves feel 100% called to it. The importance of a powerful shaman and a well managed ceremony cannot be underestimated.

[@jamessong4167]

There is always a lesson to be learned with the mother teacher. Just because you had a bad experience and maybe were not ready for it, does not mean you should spread fear unto others. It is a wise healer, and when you surrender control and want to heal from your past traumas it will wash the spirit clean. I would always recommend doing it with a shaman, but anyone wanting to heal, disregard this video and experience real love for yourself ah-ho! 🙏❤️

[@MidnightsunAtFoto]

Only lesson for me was Save your Time and Money….

[@EbonKim]

I disagree. It is almost impossible to understand the Ayahuasca experience in words, but even with the pitfalls of language, I still try to explain it in words. Each Ayahuasca experience is there to teach you a lesson. My first experience was about understanding who/what I was - I had work to do after the experience, which I did (ordinarily I would not have done what I had done, as my ego was full of spite). My second experience was about understanding who/what I was not - this was the shedding of ego, or death of ego, and was a very frightful experience (in which I became more humble). The time between my first and second experience was not that long, maybe a week or two. However, it was several months to almost a year between my second and third experience. That was how frightening my second experience was. But, my third experience was about understanding who We Are / We Our, and that I had understood my final lesson (and that I did not need to take Ayahuasca any more). I had conquered my fear. On hindsight, that second experience was a humbling experience to test my resolve in the face of eternal suffering and pain, as to whether I would confront the same possibility by coming back for another lesson. Those "negative entities" are just shadows. Shadows cannot do anything. Your ego-self based off of fear allows them to "do" things to you. Once you realize that "they" cannot do anything to you, then "they" cannot do anything to you. Do you see how ridiculously easy that is? You might think that's "Easier said than done," but actually, it's quite the opposite. I hope this helps. P.S. Feel free to contact me with any questions that you may have.

[@blakethomas2924]

I’m thinking of doing this in may in Peru, I’m nervous. Any advice?

[@pisandonalua9665]

@@blakethomas2924 Yes! I’m from Brazil and I did it already. Usually the xamã (shaman) gonna send to you some rules that you got to follow before the ritual, but if for some reason it doesn’t happens, here we go: - Don’t take alcohol or any drugs; - Try not to go to parties or events because you gonna spend to much with then and you need loads of energy for yourself during the process; - Try not to eat to much meat, prefer a vegetarian/flexgetarian menu - Try not to have sex It’s good to you do that at least 3 days before the ritual to prepare and clean your soul. Also, try to go with comfy white/pastel colours clothes. That’s it. Hope that you get a amazing experience.

[@pisandonalua9665]

@Anthony G Yes! In Brazil ayahuasca is used as a treatment and it’s having good results with alcoholic and narcotic people. It’s a serious thing and you have to apply a form with all medical stuff and after that they gonna send you a message for verification and payment. Usually it’s about 50/75 reais (10/15 dollars) and they can say to you bring food with you for you guys get a picnic after the experience to increase your connection. It’s amazing and I giggle recommend if you want to stop to drink. Obviously if you got any psychological problems you should not try ayahuasca.

[@jacobbender3573]

You know you can reach the same conclusions and wisdom through deep meditation and shadow work? Ayahuasca is really just a shortcut, or a direct line to the source.

[@marianapopescu753]

@Anthony G you shuld try every possibility that give you a chance tu cure alcolism, try EVERYTHING ,mushrom,even Reiki session(It worked for me100%)l'm 5 months clean now.. l was desperate to do something for my self,l thought to do ayahuasca but l' couldn't afford It,financially speaking so l did Reiki on KZbin and It worked for me. I Wish you to find the best cure who works on you. I know you can 💖👍keep your self motivated and determined to succeed,God bless YOU

[@zaiga2995]

Negative entity sucking your energy? Sounds like 10 years of depression without Ayahuasca...I'd rather take it.

[@gabagool3928]

Sounds like my wife

[@CCubes88]

@@gabagool3928 sounds like a boomer

[@packinaglock]

Zaiga are you sure your not talking about an ex-wife? 🤣

[@BEFREE3]

Thank you for sharing. My personal journey with grandmother, was in a yoga studio type setting, in Topanga Canyon. It was during the day, and more upbeat with a lot of live music. It was a one day event, and it granted me exactly what my intention was set to, healing and guidance. I would not recommend going to Peru for a multiple day retreat as one's first experience. It's like taking a masters class with no prior foundation. It can be very overwhelming and exhausting. The medicine itself is extremely healing, physically, mentally, and spiritually. It cleared up my candida in one day, when typically it takes at least a week or two of strict juicing. Trust the moment, and why you are being guided to the experience. No need to go all in, do all rounds offered if this is indeed how it's setup. I felt the first round was enough, yet also did the third round. The first round showed me everything. I was too blissed out to do round two, and round three didn't take me back to what I experienced in round one. Keep in mind, not all Shamans offer multiple rounds. It usually depends on the group, and all shamans have different blends. Trust yourself, the divine, and the people you are with fully before diving into such an opportunity. You will learn much from the others present, in that we are all the same, on different paths. I consider myself lucky, and blessed to receive such a profound experience. Many blessings to you all. 🙏

[@SebG11]

I did it 6 times. I don't understand even the bad experiences we have taught you something good at the end. People still make videos like these, ayahuasca is not a recreational drug that you do to have fun, is to face your worst fears and traumas to make peace with them, it takes courage and guts to do it.

[@Phuong_Nguyen_]

What did it feel like? How long did it last and what did you see and feel?

[@raomatharu6242]

Well hello peru. I'm coming soon

[@SorenHigh]

I just booked my flight.

[@raomatharu6242]

@@SorenHigh have a good journey mate

[@Juicyfruitsbythesun]

@@SorenHigh be careful. High crime. Don’t wear anything “showy” I’d not want to scare you but be aware of your surroundings at all times. I am Peruvian and I know how criminals look at tourists. Safe travels!

[@whitenozze]

@@SorenHigh rip xD

[@andreschellebeck2318]

I respect your opinion on the matter of negative entities piggybacking on people after trying Ayahuasca. Although I believe a great deal of people go into that experience with little to no experience on other psychedelics. Building up your confidence on these substances is really beneficial & being able to be in the space where you're able to let go but also not allow fear to consume you is important. I've had very intense psychedelic trips on Lsd, Dmt & Psilocybin, and being able to remind yourself in such states that your current emotions can change your experience helps a great deal. Not allowing fear to get the better of me has helped me through trips. I've encountered many entities on Lsd & Dmt, some of them negative/demonic. And once you realise they can only thrive off your fear, and without it they cannot manifest can you go through these experiences a lot more smoothly. So I believe Ayahuasca can provide many healing qualities, and so can the other psychedelics (I know first hand how beneficial it can be). But I think most of the people you describe may have either had a higher possibility for mental illnesses to arise or weren't mentally prepared for such an experience to take place. So I respect your opinion but I fully disagree, because if used correctly, psychedelics/Ayahuasca can change peoples lives for the better

[@robo19-74]

Psychedelics?........ Please!!! U got it wrong

[@nicholasrusso9975]

Some people aren't built for this. You can't defined substance itself. SUBSTANCE did not caused you a bad journey of trip. It was your inner fear choice. That's why its very important to preparing and acknowledged about yourself before try experience it. Also always have a guidance with you. I had a bad trip and I decided go with it. Even i was so scare, sick in stomach and want it to be stopped. But it is not possible, I knew if I keep fighting with it then it will be bad journey next many hours. I decided to try communicating with it and analyzing it. I realized it was message trying to tell me that I had dark energy wandering in my mind and soul. I communicating, traveling and cleansing it. In the end, I had a good journey and have better understanding about myself. That's why always always prepared for the worst and what can you do if it happened. How to face them, acknowledged you can’t run away but go with it and try find why it is happening.

[@katherinekelly6432]

The relationship we have with our own suffering (Pain) and death (non-existence) represented by ego (imagined fear) will influence the Ayahuasca experience. Resistance leads to terror. Resistance is the result of the belief that we are "Singular". Humility is the result of realizing we are not singular. When you know at your core that you exist to serve the "greater existence" much like how a single cell in our body serves our greater existence than there is no death but only change. Our death is irrelevant. We are irrelevant "As individuals". Our relevance is only possible by serving the "greater relevance" The beauty of this is the Infinite possible paths and expressions of this service. No two people are meant to serve in exactly the same way. Those who do not learn this remain forever locked in an existential crisis.

[@miracleshappen4483]

I don't think it was because of ayahuasca but I believe that the substance allows you to see what you have created with your own mind. I had a similar experience with kundalini yoga and meditation. The Divine is the strongest, there is nothing to fear because we are all divinely protected since birth. I had been assaulted by negative entities many times and it took me years to understand that it was me creating and feeding them with my energy. Everything is made of energy and our consciousness is the creator. Without ego, every individual consciousness is merged into one: the Source of all there is. However, our brains are full of fear and anxiety thus we create shadows or evil entities. How do you get rid of them? Purify yourself, eat plant based healthy food, avoid all pollutants, don't take any drugs nor alcohol, don't smoke, stay off of medication. Cultivate peace and love all day long, monitor your thoughts, if you catch yourself thinking negative about you or anyone else, stop immediately (you are feeding the monster). Forgive yourself and everyone else, don't carry your past, don't project your future. There is only love. For inspiration watch: - Mooji - Eckart Tolle - Near Death Experience survival Whatever makes you feel good is good. If anything or anyone makes you feel drained or depressed, get rid of them. Listen to your intuition even if the entire world is telling you not to do it: trust yourself. If you hear voices, don't listen even if they pretend to be Jesus or other deities. Trust yourself, the Divine only speaks to us when our life is in danger, a few words never a story. Once you become O N E with God again, there won't be any more entities because you realize that we are in Heaven, we've never left, it was all an illusion (the matrix, fear based) of the creative mind. 💖🤗🙏

[@niloofarfaghihi9663]

❤you are a amazing!

[@chaimaaqbayett5665]

So much love ✨🙏✨💫

[@mayanowhere]

❤❤❤

[@halkyxn345]

Pushing your own agenda and experience onto people is rather arrogant, especially considering how different experiences are from person to person.

[@jbnhivutcv]

Speaking strait facts

[@graffitiboy761]

Well it’s her subjective experience. She has a right to tell people about it. There’s a million other ayahuasca videos with people giving their positive experiences

[@halkyxn345]

@@graffitiboy761 she is pushing her own experience as if its definitive though, not subjective. "Don't do ayahuasca" doesn't seem very subjective.

[@amazingspiderman4358]

@@halkyxn345 people don’t have to listen to her.

[@halkyxn345]

@@amazingspiderman4358 a lot of people may not know they don't have to

[@Daneiladams555]

I've done it 15 times One bad trip The rest were with a shaman It was incredible

[@intuitivediane]

Do you think deep meditation could give some of the same journeying?

[@ericsieverling3934]

I would never work with aya without being in the presence of a qualified shaman

[@Daneiladams555]

@@ericsieverling3934 good because I did and I paid for it

[@Daneiladams555]

@@intuitivediane no

[@beanfrijole3874]

Glad that someone put a video out there stating negative experiences to create a thread for all the flood of positives on ayahuasca. Kudos!

[@intuitivediane]

❤❤❤❤ yet to read on negative experience

[@seth_.bh._9735]

This comment section has got to be one of the most interesting comment sections Iv ever seen for a psychedelic video lol you people are blowing my mind lol

[@l.reignbeauty7685]

The medicine is a very personal journey. Every form of energy comes from the creator there is no good and evil . It’s our ego and conscious self that put labels on things.

[@nancybash1814]

Thanks for reminding me this babes!! Bless your 💕

[@jannethvenegas4083]

The evil exists and it not come from God . Ayahuasca is occultism don’t try to put it as a good thing

[@corpsefoot758]

I would say that violating children is an example of true evil, wouldn’t you agree

[@BiGFLATE98]

So eating babies isn’t evil? Raping children? Serial killing? Taking pleasure in hurting others? You people are lost af

[@BiGFLATE98]

@@shaykhriyadh exactly, people who say good and evil don’t exist are severely lost

[@lordnox2410]

The point of Ayahuasca is to show you what you need to see, not what you want to see. It's not a drug, it's medicine. It depends on your ability to let it work, so the more you let it work, the more effective the healing is. If you imagine your mental and emotional spaces as a rooms, Aya gets those rooms in order. But not by cleaning them up for you, it only shows you what you need to work on. I've done it more than 10 times, by myself. Cooked it myself and drank it myself. I've spoken to entities so many times and got so much universal knowledge out of it, that it has changed me forever. But this is not for everyone. Only do it once and it's enough for most people. It's intended for the curious and courageous ones, who want to develop a connection to the spirit world and for the hopeless ones, who are on the edge of their life, just wanting to understand why they have so much suffering. But the ones who take it lightly, like a drug, or to have fun, it will show you why you shouldn't mess with it. It demands a certain level of respect and when it's not given it will show you a world of fear that you've never thought possible. So respect the medicine and respect the lesson that you get from it. And the most important advice i can give you is: "Never ever ever resist anything you experience": Because when you resist it, it will pull you even stronger, just to show you that in her world, you are powerless and the EGO that you think so strongly of, means nothing to it. This should be done by people who understand love, but don't understand how they always end up without it, even when they give so much of it and people who truly seek wisdom of the divine with respect, ready to learn and listen.

[@nimbuscloud7432]

You can only be brave when you are afraid... But.. never ever mess with your brain... You may never come back...

[@christianwinful8471]

I know someone that took ayahuasca and was going through a divorce and loss of a kid. He took it the second day and then he ended up crying and vomiting it got so bad that all his worse fears where literally manifesting into his peripheral vision, like his child and his divorce and other monsters stirring up in him and his mind became like a prison where he saw himself behind bars of his mind and things taking over his mind where he was supposed to be. He was so frightened and trembled with terror that he he didn’t know what to do so he called out a name and all the demons dissapeared in his life in almost a snap and he now left the retreat instead of doing the third. He was grateful for everything he had and never looked back.

[@rayrayndiema]

Was that name Jesus by any chance?🩸

[@nikicarrie4071]

Is this person you

[@christianwinful8471]

@@rayrayndiema the person was in fact Jesus

[@christianwinful8471]

@@rayrayndiema God can meet us anywhere even if we may feel like we are in an unreachable hell

[@christianwinful8471]

@@nikicarrie4071 the person wasn’t me no

[@alexandrapatricio2727]

I totally agree with you. I had similar experiences with low vibration enteties without this drug. it is very very scary and difficult to be free again. We must always put our thoughs to God and pray Our Father.

[@Marginal391]

Amen!

[@aquagal8645]

Ask for God's Divine protection and guidance throughout the journey! I had a scary experience the second time I did it, but Lord Almighty God protected me. I came out of it beautifully. Trust in HIM!

[@rikmang]

My Ayahuasca experience was life-changing. It was like I was standing in front of a mirror naked and it pointed out every flaw in my life. The "trip" what's a test if I survived the roasting in the replays of my mistakes. It rewarded me was all the tools and ways to correct my mistakes.

[@AskChristian]

The only reason you can attract a low vibrating entity is if you are in a low vibration. Before doing ayahuasca, bufo or any other psychedelic you should spend the previous days meditating and raising your vibration. By law, you cannot attract low vibrational entities if you are in a high vibrational state. Your friend was probably in a negative mood before taking the trip, which is normal if she was afraid, anxious, or even sad. You have to get into it with full trust in the universe and removing the fear of death. I suggest to do a Bufo Alvarius ceremony which is stronger than ayahuasca but it last much less, the reason of this is because with Bufo Alvarius your ego will dissolve immediately and you will experience dead ego and you won’t have time to feel fear. After Bufo experience you can go through Ayahuasca and enjoy the journey with a different perspective and completely fearless knowing that you are nothing and all what it is.

[@crysteldogg8936]

Shut up and go look up what vibration means, she had a bad trip due to a psychologically stressful state of mind, not some mumbo jumbo about vibrations being off

[@Atomskiy]

Nice, thanks

[@bigmacdaddydaddymac]

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[@NetSkillNavigator]

Yup.. And "Fear" is a low vibration though.. So everyone should conquer their fear..

[@AskChristian]

@@crysteldogg8936 The fact that you don’t understand vibration and think that your mind randomly has bad trips out of nowhere is remarkable. But this is the human mind, we think we know everything because of science. Funny thing is that science changes its mind every decade.

[@intuitivemessages111]

The reason why dark entities lach unto us, whether on plant medicine or not, is because we are a vibrational match to them and we allow them to! I have done Ayahuasca 4 times and each experience was absolutely divine, even when I did experience a dark entity come my way. I faced this energy and created clear boundaries for myself and it went away. Most humans actually have dark spirits that are governing their thoughts and actions. I understand the point that is being made, but I also have to remind anyone who reads this comment how important it is to prepare for your ceremony. It is absolutely essential to come back to love -- whethere that be a word, phrase or mantra. Do not let fear govern your decision. If your heart is being guided to sit with Mama Aya, please do!

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Beautifully said ❤️ Thanks for sharing your story 🙏

[@intuitivemessages111]

@@TheSpiritNomad absolutely!

[@DeepikaAgarwall]

@@intuitivemessages111 Hi! Thank you for sharing your experience. May I ask where did you have your ceremonies?

[@oliviaolivia7011]

where did you do your ceremony ?

[@EduardO-gm7hx]

Dark entities do not latch onto you. You are in a state hallucination, the things you see on a trip are not real, they are extensions of your imagination.

[@CD-ct6fc]

I have done ayahuasca 7 times. It’s been the most profound experience of my life. Of course, I did my research and found the wonderful Soul Quest in Orlando, FL. There are no bad journeys. They may be difficult journeys, but they are so worth it. Or you may have very blissful ones. The important thing is to have an intention and if you don’t just say: Mother, help me see what I need to heal. It’s like healing a wound, the bad stuff has to come to the surface first. Ayahuasca is a calling. You will know if you are called to do it!

[@soundhealingbygene]

I have also heard of that retreat in Florida however I don't feel as though I can afford it because it's close to $999 plus whatever travel fees and food as well as whatever lodging, or other accommodations that I may not be considering. However I do feel as though but it would be something that I would like to try if and when I can afford it. I'm currently a veteran with very limited income and can barely afford the basics such as my food my rent my electric and my phone bill.

[@ronmcelroy6234]

I did my first aya journey this past weekend at SQ also. How enlightening an experience. As mentioned by others, NEVER should one say don’t take the journey. In the immortal words of Arnold Schwarzenegger…….“ Ill be back “

[@CD-ct6fc]

So proud of you, Ron! And for the gentleman above ( Gene): Soul Quest sponsors veterans. Please, reach out to them for help. I wish I had seen your comment sooner!

[@ronmcelroy6234]

@@soundhealingbygene Gene, do reach out to the folks at Soul Quest. I have no doubt they can help. Not sure to what extent, but they have a Veterans only ceremonial weekend. Please keep us posted. God Bless.

[@soundhealingbygene]

@@ronmcelroy6234 thanks

[@suchgreatheights8841]

What a thoughtful and strong spirit being a mini spirit guide to those potentially traumatizing themselves or being taken advantage of. God bless you!

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@ga9446]

Her reason for not recommending makes perfect sense. Especially lower vibration spirits attaching .

[@eldrsong]

This is one person’s experience so wouldn’t base my decisions on just this.

[@atheistine]

I don’t think you had negative entities attaching to you. I think your mind was starting to confront your personal shadow and it scared you and you perceived them as negative entities when they are probably just aspects of yourself that you need to pay attention to and work through

[@Timmypup]

I was never sick once. I was told I’d purge in a different way by a heavenly like woman who carried me through a 3 hour experience. In the end, I broke down and cried and she told me (in thought) “now you can let it go”. Ayahuasca changed my life. Do your research beforehand and make a decision, but whatever happens, whatever you have to face - Face it. Depending on your intention, it may be traumatising. That, and the fear cleanses you.

[@user-ue5by8ro4r]

Where did you do it ?

[@dmorang4684]

You went to get high. Not for knowledge or healing

[@bipedofthecentury9956]

What is the difference really

[@ricardohuard1171]

@@bipedofthecentury9956 you can’t do this drug “just to get high” because you’ll be in for a rude awakening, have a very rough time and will not benefit from it all

[@bipedofthecentury9956]

@@ricardohuard1171 I know a guy that did DMT just for the fun off it and his experience was that it was a wonderful trip. So i can see people enjoying it just to do drugs.

[@ricardohuard1171]

@@bipedofthecentury9956 smoking dmt and drinking ayahuasca is very different tho, when you smoke it you’ll be in it 20 minutes tops but ayahuasca lasts several hours but I should’ve specified my bad, never smoked it personally but I’ve drank aya a handful of times and although it is beautiful in a way it’s gotta be of the hardest things I’ve ever done and you don’t go to an aya retreat to have a fun time and hallucinate that I can guarantee hahahaha

[@Quinint]

@@ricardohuard1171 The sense of time can and probably will dissappear when you smoke dmt so it might feel like the trip lasted for a lifetime. But yeah ur correct tho, and with aya u have time to process the experience but with 5-meo dmt its just a crazy fast rush of visuals and can’t really learn much usually. Everyone has a different experience

[@cristinagonzalez3554]

I am sorry to hear this. My experience with ayahuasca was extremely positive and powerful. It was hard but worth it. I wouldn't dare to tell people " go do it" but statements like this telling people not to do it doesn't sound right either

[@danielcampos2964]

Why not? Ur reality it's not everyone reality. That's just ur ego talking cause it worked for u and u want other ppl to have the same experience, but it's not a exactly science were the results are always the same.

[@iwantabiscuitplz]

@@danielcampos2964 when did they say they want other people to do it? you seem to be putting words in their mouth

[@Bayo106]

@@danielcampos2964 learn to read

[@TheMentalManifester]

Aya was the BEST experience that CHANGED MY LIFE!

[@WTFisthe911]

I’m Peruvian and I would never do ayahuasca. Good friend of mine did it twice and changed completely. Left his wife, daughter and job. He now delivers food on his bicycle and says he’s the happiest he’s ever been. My brother, a recovering heroin addict tried it and made him worse, my mother also did it and she lost her mind. Ayahuasca is meant for people who live off the grid.

[@Shenmue06]

I did ayahuasca a long time ago and it messed me up for 2 years. It really can mess people up so it's sad that people are attacking her in the comments. People want to believe that ayahuasca is some magical medicine with all of the answers but it's not true. It can give you positive experiences but it can also destroy your life.

[@evita9030]

if he feels truly happy with his new life - whats the issue?

[@yogiyo5000]

Issue- That he already made a commitment to family. Has a daughter who needs a father. Thinking only about himself at the expense of others is selfish.

[@Shenmue06]

It's funny how thousands of people magically became shamans over night. The moment people realized there was money to be made they jumped on it. Ayahuasca culture is honestly ridiculous when you really think about it. I got super into the culture when I was young and now that I'm older I realize how ridiculous I was being. Basically I was searching for answers the wrong way.

[@starztvnetwork9579]

@@yogiyo5000 agree

[@kfb5328]

My girlfriend had a bad trip, came back and wanted nothing to do with me. She was very different. 😔

[@soprotivleniye7620]

How is she doing now?

[@zsadezbuchanon2808]

I truly do not understand the slander and discredit in the comments. She shared an honest experience, her views, and offered insight as well as suggestions and recommendations . This is all very beneficial. If you believe that there entities that offer guidance, what is so unfathomable about entities that may be malevolent? And with that said, I thank this brave woman for sharing her honest experience, and I will be scheduling my retreat very soon ;).

[@mrhammers78]

So you’re commenting without actually having done it at the time? You just couldn’t help yourself. I can’t think of anything more ill informed and pointless.

[@zsadezbuchanon2808]

@@mrhammers78 I didn’t need to have already have had my Ayahuasca experience to recognize someone simply giving a testimony. I’ve had enough life experience to do that. I have since had my own Ayahuasca experience. Went into it with optimism, looking for guidance and answers. And I myself had a dark experience. All be it insightful, it was very troubling and difficult. One I will not be looking forward to having again anytime in the near future. I made my previous comment prior to my experience. I am speaking to you now over a year after having had it. And I attest that everything this woman has stated is true. From personal experience.

[@guyrelax]

its not honest. its biased AF. She referenced a story from some other girl who she made ridiculous claims about. Give warnings, ok. Conclusions based on what she said is laughable

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

@@guyrelax yea this whole video is pushing fear she would do great on CNN.

[@zebisphotography]

You think is ok to tell people why they shouldn't do a thing because of one single example? So if a car accident happen in the world, we shouldn't get our asses in any car ever? is so ridiculous.

[@mjmjmj8911]

This video is needed for the people who think ayahuasca is the answer to their problems. Thank you for sharing your experience and making others aware that this is a very SERIOUS decision to make. This is not just a “trend” and should be taken extremely serious.

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Thank you Jana! It's comments like yours that make me happy I recorded the video. Taking Ayahuasca is a serious decision to make and people should know what they're getting themselves into. Sending you lots of love and blessings ❤️

[@mjmjmj8911]

@@TheSpiritNomad Of course love, I don't understand how so many missed the point of this video. It went right over their heads. It was EXTREMELY helpful to me and I truly appreciate every minute you took making this. But negativity is inevitable ESPECIALLY on the internet. They don't want to hear *your* opinions, they want to hear *their* opinions coming out of your mouth😅🤷 lol! Thank you so much again beautiful soul🤍💖.

[@TheSpiritNomad]

@@mjmjmj8911 Aww thank you for your sweet words beautiful soul, I'm so happy the video was helpful! 💕😊🙏 Yeah so true, it's easy to be a keyboard warrior and hate on people when nobody can see you haha

[@mjmjmj8911]

Exactly! Much Love beautiful! xox🤍💕🤍

[@ericsieverling3934]

@@markedwards1900 It's not a drug, it's a sacred plant medicine.

[@arthurgielfield1856]

The amount of people defending this crap.. My younger brother, he's changed after taking it but not for the better. He became extremely jumpy. It's only 1 month after taking it.. I thought he's good after taking care of him for a week (we live far apart) I really hope I stayed longer then

[@ctghrsvp2483]

What does jumpy mean? I dont understand?

[@walterdewald267]

Please note, this lovely wonderful person was not ready for Ayahuasca, because she was not willing to use it properly but used it for staying in the ego and human mind, despite Ayahuasca showing her her eternal side. If the journey is felt as being scary then this is the person's decision to find it scary. It is important to learn and understand that everything going on in oneself is one's own decision. This is vital knowledge when drinking the plant spirits. In essence Ayahuasca will lead you to your innermost secret, which is that you do not exist. But out of this non-existence you express yourself. Once one is settled in that fact of being the eternity itself, things are not so scary any longer. Obviously you must be prepared and willing to go far beyond your daily human experience. About negative entities. We all have negative entities attached. That's not unique to Ayahuasca or psychedelic drugs. Just with them you notice it more. The fact that we pick up negative entities during "normal life" is used by the parasites (aka govs, billionaires etc.) at the very moment. Ever wondered why some people can turn any logic upside down and deny all facts? Their mind is blurred by an entity. In this case it is a big one, one of the negative side's essential worker. But none of these entities, including Satan itself, can withstand or overcome your decision. That's why the evil has to lie all the time. It needs to trick one. So all you need is to muster up your will and intent and no negative entity can touch or attach to you. Regarding the use of Ayahuasca. Only when you want to let go of your ego, your usual human mind and indulge in your eternal being you should drink. It's like only if you want to reach high speed you get onto a rocket. Ayahuasca does nothing but to open your channels. How you use them is entirely up to you. Ayahuasca is a teacher. She will answer any question and show one all angles or possible decisions and it is one's decision what to go for. You want to use it for ego and mind games like trauma, fear, pride, etc.? Feel free - Ayahuasca will not prevent you. There are brujos who use the plant spirits for black magic. But why would you use Gaia's gift in such ways, including the ways described here in the video? One self is the creator, that's why we say we have the spark of god or the spark of life. The spark is the miracle to be able to come out of the non-existence and to express awareness, then energy, then shape, form and texture. Nothing would "exist" without awareness (consciousness). And underlying everything in this eternal expression is one truth: Love is the Healing

[@divnahrast9300]

So trueeee dear 💖💖💖

[@mayanowhere]

I feel it 🙏 thank you ❤

[@godrilla5549]

I really love the visions I get with mimosa hostilis root bark, I still remember the first thing I saw. It was a suit with nobody in it and then out popped a worm with razor sharp teeth, beady black eyes and a top hat. He smiled real big and then it faded. I sat there pondering him and making up a whole backstory about him being a real good cook. I hope I get to see him again, cool guy.

[@pradipamahadeva8051]

The Negative energy is because of your invitation. Nothing can attach without invitation and your permission.

[@katiekinsss]

Bingo! Plus it was probably just her inner demons lol

[@WhiteDove73-888]

What about the negative energy you just released by your comment??? 👀

[@pradipamahadeva8051]

@@WhiteDove73-888 Why is what I said Negative when it is a statement of fact. Is it negative energy generated when you hear what you don't want to hear ? You have VERY little understanding. Take it or leave it. Leftist IDIOT.

[@jerrybender6633]

true n supression of the shield called the central nervous system will allow for temp posesszion from all kinds of ickies

[@SN-tf4fg]

yes they require tacit consent. use verbal affirmations saying you do not allow their presence

[@madsleonardholvik3040]

I had a very important and useful experience with ayahuasca that I prepared for a long time in advance and felt a calling to do it. I knew it was going to be challenging. It is very difficult to recommend or not to someone else. I can say that for me it took me where I needed to go and I found within myself resources of strength, healing, forgiveness, respect and patience. I tried in in the Netherlands at a very safe and loving retreat. For me personally it was good that I didn't have to travel far.

[@serenitysky23]

Where did you do it ? I am looking for a safe place to do it from Germany.

[@madsleonardholvik3040]

@@serenitysky23www.om-mij.nl/en/ It's a great place. You won't regret it. You'll do great!

[@claudiacolarusso229]

I did Ayahausca in a safe environment with authentic shamans from Colombia. Rythmia in Costa Rica. It was life changing. It doesn't matter how much you take, I have done it with more and nothing profound happen, less is more, the answer is always YOU!

[@milliondeez7660]

I did it once… nothing Happens! But even THIS experience taught me SO SO much! I can imagine you were Not ready for this. Or you should do it Step by step. First try only an over Night ceremony with moshrums in an trusted Environment and After that a retreat for a few days. Every Trip is different and everything Happens only for YOU! You only get what you NEED! I was so disappointed at my First Ayahuasca Trip too. But i tried to understand and at the end it gave me A LOT! Oh, and it is very very importent to have no expectations!

[@TheSpiritNomad]

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[@viralloop647]

My opinion is that people who think they are good but really are not have a bad experience

[@nitinkakkar776]

Just wanting to be loved is scary. Liking life is scary. Wanting to be stoned on pot more than wanting to be sober, I think, is why people get frightened on pot. Tripping, dmt, and the stronger entheogens are an even more mysterious departure. If you still want to proceed remember you are capable of your best work without anything but groceries and a kitchen. Best wishes.

[@nitinkakkar776]

That's gender neutral!! Love and light.

[@olivialovesdesign]

What???? How is that gender neutral?

[@nitinkakkar776]

@@olivialovesdesign how is what gender neutral? Cooking. It's always better than tripping ..no matter who you are. Food...life....tripping...god.. knows

[@RalphRiedel1]

I was doing ayahuasca several times. I found a very good shaman in Peru. I'm working as a shaman as well und was preparing myself and my small group for this experience. If you are unprepared and want to have a cool experience is this not the right thing. If you are experienced in spiritual development is this a good way to take the next step.... Of course, I always face my fears at the beginning, but afterwards, it changes to be the best experience of my live... The reason is, when you are prepared to handle your fear, you can get through....if not, you are your prisoner of your own fears.... I experienced everything.....

[@kp9916]

How do you know if youre prepared for it

[@Marginal391]

@@kp9916 Ask your Higher Self ...

[@ericsieverling3934]

You did ayahuasca "several times" and you're working as a shaman yourself??? That's not nearly enough experience.....

[@RalphRiedel1]

@@ericsieverling3934 i‘m Not working as a ayahuascero.....

[@christopher152]

@@ericsieverling3934 lol, you can be a shaman and never even done ayahuasca

[@leemeanwho8047]

I already have this negative entity attached since I was a child I am aware of it. It feels like a magnet and trying to possess me but there is a calm heat energy that helps me to disolve the negative energy. Since 2020 I left my old beliefs and religion I started to try LAW OF ATTRACTION and other kinds of meditation. The cyst in my mouth healed and now manifesting a good and active life. I want to try the ayahuasca.

[@maskanatomica3011]

Embrace the death of ego. It's the truth. Low freqs are inevitable. Deal with them and know you are stronger. Pleeez..

[@cosmic.turtle]

In Arabic they're called djinn, these negative entities. They can work with shamans, witch-doctors, etc., being the actual source of their 'magic'. So I wonder how you can find a 'legitimate center' as you put it... not one deceiving people. 'Experienced' doesn't necessarily mean morally good... I guess looking for good reviews is a great tip. But I'm not planning to do it, just find the whole thing fascinating.

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Yeah that’s true, there are experienced shamans who are still deceiving people. The fact that it’s so tricky to find centres you can trust and have a safe experience is one reason I don’t recommend ayahuasca

[@jihane8608]

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 djinns not the bad ones, how can i put it.. djinns are like humans some are good some are bad

[@SM-tl9ls]

Exactly 💯 they are djinns..

[@SM-tl9ls]

@@jihane8608 Good ones don't interact with humans. Bad ones are called shiateen (demons) and they work with bad humans (witch doctors/magicians) to harm/deceive unsuspecting people.

[@deansavage1555]

It's a shame that so many people are attacking you for giving an honest account. I thought this stuff was meant to promote an open mind yet, so many dismissive and unkind comments confirm that simply drinking ayhuasca is perhaps not the linear path to spiritual remedy it's champions make it out to be. Psychadelics are not one dimensional in how they affect us. There are risks involved of course. Thank you so much for sharing so honestly.

[@dmorang4684]

@@Themuffinman8 funny and very correct

[@deansavage1555]

People are attacking her, some of the comments are vile. She does state in the video it's just her opinion. The peanut analogy doesnt work that well because we have an established mechanism there with why some people have allergies and how those allergies act in a linear way. Psychadelics are a completely different kettle of fish. The mind is far more complex than an auto immune reaction. Look, I personally have been lucky enough to have some of the most wonderful experiences of my life with psychadelic plants, however there are real risks and it's not for everyone at every moment. It's important I think, that those who have bad experiences are listened to as well.

[@deansavage1555]

@@Juicyfruitsbythesun be nice x

[@talamar8831]

try it first then give your opinion, thanks

[@deansavage1555]

@@talamar8831 I have had it several times

[@user-yj7ph9vk2k]

Mother Ayahuasca will give you what you need, not what you want. Don’t do Ayahuasca if you aren’t being called. This isn’t a recreational drug, it’s medicine.

[@JeraTruthspeekherRebirth11]

It is more than safe, it changes your life! Your experience depends on who you truly are spiritually. Negative attracts negative. Positive attracts positive.

[@davetheplugpalumbo1621]

Yes I'm going to listen to woman who lives in fear about phycodelics.. I've done dmt many times.. the scariest trips are always the most rewarding. Face your fears

[@PerlaKozmike33]

exactly, she has missed the purging intention and the healing this medicine does.

[@TylerClarkfastifier]

Great video, I agree to a point. If your a very high vibration these entities have no chance against you. If you are low, than of course any of this will be a risk. It’s the same with astral projections. But also videos like this, also enacts that fear in people that stick in the mind. Great channel tho

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Glad you like my channel! :) From the research I have done, people with high vibration (starseeds, lightworkers, twin flames etc) actually experience more attacks than most people, because we threaten dark entities and established forces on an energetic level. But of course, we can't know for sure.

[@luzvillalobos4954]

I had Ayahuasca in Mexico and was a great experience it was beautiful, like you said stay with in the group, maybe your friend had a very low vibration and that is why the entity attached to her, great video tho thank you for sharing.

[@whatisthis-y8w]

@@TheSpiritNomad I did 10 days at a center in Peru. I do healing work and coaching (not as a profession, just for those who are led to me. all pro bono). When at the center I was getting attacked 24/7 for the entire time I was there, and for a week or two after I got home. I was wide open energetically, and these energies took the opportunity. These things absolutely hated me. Tried to take over my body, and the fight for control of the body went on for hours after the ceremony ended.. Well into the morning. Was watching them leave someone else, come into my body, I’f fight w them, and purge them out. One of the strongest ones the shaman and I couldn’t get rid of. Everyone was panicked. I went with a group of guys that really needed help, a lot of dark energy in them and in the way they live etc. They asked me to go with them since I had been helping them clear so much junk prior. Even when I would meet w them at my home, I would feel like I had been run over by a truck the next day. There was so much negative energy coming off of them. In ceremony I watched and felt their “demons”/energies come out of them and attack me. One was standing behind one of the guys the entire time and was the size of a gorila. It was huge and pissed. Both me and the Shaman saw it. So yes, these energies actually spoke to me and the shaman through me after entering my body, and fighting my spirit for control of my body. My Shaman’s assistant was scared shirtless. He said “stay strong, remember you’re a powerful healer”, to which “that’s why we f’ing hate you!!” came out of my mouth. Was an attempted possession. Everyone has their concepts and ideas etc.… Based off of my experience, you are absolutely right. Those who work for the light get attacked. It is true that having negative emotions also create openings for energies of a similar vibrational match to come in. But these attacks during ceremonies are something different. At the end of the day it is all God playing a game with himself. But within this game it is a game of dark versus light. Take it is real, take it as an interactive movie, a virtual reality, whatever… But within the game/relative reality what you are speaking about is very real. Though I do agree that even the dark entities have a purpose, and fighting them does make us stronger. I did ceremonies in the US prior to this that changed/saved my life. So I’m grateful to Ayahuasca. I do recommend it to most people who have trauma, addictions etc. but yes, if you work for the light, you’re a big target 🎯. The translator said he’s done 1000’s of ceremonies and had never witnessed something like that before. Was next level intense

[@MarcusArieta1]

Ayahausca isn't for everyone. Usually negative entity attachments can happen when rhe shaman isn't experience enough to hold the space. 80% of the leaders shouldn't be holding ceremonies. So research is very important. Done correctly it can be profound experience.

[@Thaulopi]

Video starts with MY EXPERIENCE: I rest my case

[@alidohorizonte]

Cold showers normally clean up negative entities from our energetic fields.

[@TheSpiritNomad]

Really? Thanks for the tip, I had no idea!

[@princesslene55]

That's 1 thing I can't do cold showers,I catch cold very easily

[@olyjfitness]

@@princesslene55 prob cos you dont do cold shower

[@SummerBaby728]

@@princesslene55 being in the cold does not cause people to catch a cold. that's an old wives tale. you get a cold from a virus. cold therapy like showers, etc have proven to actually help strengthen your immune system and you will get sick less easily.

[@havendecorators2117]

@@SummerBaby728 AWSOME INFO

[@GarmischGator]

Could not disagree more. Ayahuasca gave me a chance to face my darkest demons and connect me more to the Universe and nature than I have ever felt. Given, I studied and meditated for years before this so I was ready. This is not a recreational drug but rather a medicine that can help you finally get out of depression. I lost my wife and mother in a matter of weeks of each other in 2018. This was the only thing that helped me finally heal. Don’t listen to children trying to explain what they don’t know. It took me 40 years to discover the real world. We are all programmed for misery and survival. Not happiness. Seek your own path.

[@roreofficial]

How do you face them when they are kicking your ass ?

[@christopherlane549]

you were literally facing demons. you need to get deliverance

[@bbb911]

@@roreofficial Use dmt to fight back

[@bbb911]

@@christopherlane549 which dmt can do

[@echuparosa]

@@roreofficial slay the dragon, become the dragon. You fight back. Fear is what demons eat. Show up for yourself and have courage.

[@halfpipefreak]

Because you had a bad experience that doesnt mean you should deter others from trying.

[@branditcoetzee6196]

Ayahuasca was the best thing i ever did, not easy but so healing, I've done it 6 times now. If more people did Ayahuasca this world would be a better place

[@bjflinn1]

So you had a profound awakening experience but are trying to keep others from having it? So nice of you. Negative entities attachments happen with or without Ayahuasca. I've had them and seen multiple people have them released through reiki.

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

That’s exactly what I was thinking.

[@cconcienciaa]

Once you face your greatest depest darkness (“negative entities, fear, dying, etc “) is when you are born again into the real life, out of the matrix no everyone is ready to face them and ur inner self will understand it as bad trip or bad thing to do, this life time might not be the time to used the sacred medicine, and might need a different pad, namaste.

[@niikospap7618]

No in order for you to be born again you need to be born of the Holy spirit. Theres nothing holy or sacred in ayahuasca nor talking with demons.

[@waicmanm]

@@niikospap7618 Have you tried it?

[@TheFifthWorld22]

@@niikospap7618 well that Mother Spirit IS The Holy Ghost/Holy Spirit. Much love.

[@niikospap7618]

@@TheFifthWorld22 Naah its a copycat. The holy spirit comes from God not from plants. The holy spirit doesn't come in to unclean people and bodies. Only to those who were cleaned by the blood of Jesus Christ. God is holy you can't just come before him like that.

[@claudiat1037]

Drug addicts

[@soprotivleniye7620]

Ayahuasca has destroyed my life. I have lost everything and am now at a homeless shelter, unable to work. Beware please.

[@blakeroberts2551]

Ron White did it and hated it the first day, he was fearful, sick, and all that, but on the next few days of his experience, the very next time he had what he said was the best time he's had in his entire life.

[@alexandre..9343]

You are not more than your thoughts, you ARE your thoughts.

[@M3DIT4TE]

@SmokeyJungleFrog Not necessarily. Alexandre is more correct in my opinion. The observer of thoughts is purely 'what is', and labeling it with 'you' contradicts itself, since the idea of 'you' exists only during the thought process. So yes, you are your thoughts, and an ego death is where kill the 'you' part and become 'what is'. Both of you are right though, coming from different angles.

[@adelaidemorningstar1870]

Alcohol, consumption,smoking,in pure thoughts,and natural fear,and disturb people can open you to negative entities

[@WHSuperman2005]

As a Christian, I feel like negative entities can’t attach as long as I remove them with the help of Jesus. I wonder as a strong Christian, what my experience would be like.

[@ericsieverling3934]

There are traditions that blend shamanism and Christianity, like Santo Daime.

[@niloofarfaghihi9663]

This called shadow work, face them they are here to help us to find light, This video is speaking out of fear, Ayahuasca is a bridge to show you, your true being and shedding the low frequency "fear" from you . Please spread the words wisely, sending you love and light!

[@xLynsieMarie]

I think not just even psychedelics, any drug can open a door for a negative attachment. I enjjoyed psychedelics and I have not had any problems but I do understand your point I would still like to experience this, thank goodness for healers, priests, mediums that can help with getting rid of a negative attachment.

[@TheSpiritNomad]

So true! Any psychedelic can cause this but thankfully there are good mediums out there who can help when shit hits the fan :)

[@harryjohnty2009]

Thanks for sharing this experience, however, I always had the impression that we are all part of the same consciousness or energy and that there is no “me” - this concept is an illusion. Maybe the people who had bad trips didn’t grasp this fundamental point and have formed the incorrect perception of this negative energy attachment I haven’t tried ayahuasca but I have been tempted to. I think the same conclusion of ego death and realisation of our immortal energy can be reached through meditation, faith and ritual. And maybe it’s safer because the process is slow and organic. Ayahuasca to me then is analogous to an athlete taking steroids - you can achieve a faster and more effective result physically but you are still lacking the mental strength to carry the burden of your power But I like and appreciate your post and respect your opinion wholeheartedly:)

[@sandrahenriques8596]

I am a mental health social work. I work in mental health wards with people with psychoses. Most people don’t understand mental illness and the impact drugs can have on them , specially with schizophrenia. Knowledge is power. Educated yourself first, before embarking in something you don’t even understand.

[@MikeHunt-tf1rn]

People out here saying it opened their mind and started their spiritual journey, no it gave you a mental illness.

[@jesverhalenvankrachtenhoop258]

I had an interview about it in Holland, because I found out that there were a lot of people who had bad experiences with Ayahuasca. But most people do not dare to tell about it, because they were afraid to be seen as not "spiritual" or not having enough "pure intention" and the bad experience would be seen as their own - beeing not open/not spiritual/ to much ego-fault. And they even went to ceremony leaders with good references or doing it in the Amazon: also there, a lot of bad experiences, with negative psychological concequences of that, even years later. I would never recommend it, there are so many other ways - without substances and with less risks- that will help you grow. 🙏

[@ericsieverling3934]

There are also a lot of people who have had amazingly healing and beautiful experiences with ayahuasca.

[@jesverhalenvankrachtenhoop258]

@@ericsieverling3934 Certainly, but I think it is important to know both sides, to make a good decision whether if one should do a ceremony or not. ❤️

[@cecillsese783]

Another hearsay…

[@skincarekemiskhan547]

@@jesverhalenvankrachtenhoop258 different people- different experiences… many people went there without homework and I can’t rely on their feedback

[@muddyshoes4517]

Yess! That is how I feel. Most people aren't patient enough to have life practice of going within. They want to "take a pill" to get there. If that works, and you're a better person as a result, that's fine. Personally, I've been on a spiritual journey since birth. I'm always alchemizing & growing. I started meditation regularly at 18. That was 26 years ago. I tried drugs a few times & I did get answers, but if I had it to do all over again, I wouldn't. Regular meditation, yoga and good food are far more powerful & real. Art, exercise, nature are also important parts of my path. We all find our own way. Forgiveness and love are the golden thread. ✨️